It really is a dead subject but okay. LOL.
If you go to church, clergy holds sermons on death. But I suppose not a lot of people do not question and answer during a sermon.
Talking with the living about death can be tough because most have not died yet. If one has been declared dead for awhile though, some people experience nothing and others, like me have met spirits, or...and if one talks about well, I have a tried a few times but...
Has this topic been done to death? 😉
I wanted to add a bit more context to my article around how different cultures perceive death (which wasn't as easy as I'd expected) and one interesting point that I read was related to God and religion... the thinking being that people fear "the day of reckoning" which I think ties back to the last quote within my post.
People generally fear what they don't understand. We don't understand (i.e. know) what happens after death so it is feared - perhaps brainwashed by "modern" cinema and the general perception that "ghosts" are scary.
Well, "Ghosts", if that's what they truly are can be pretty darned scary and painful: like when they have poltergeist coefficient of trillions or quadrillions (motive force ability)
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